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Volume XII, Issue 1 | Price Rs. 3/-* April-June 2018 April-June 2018 Volume XII, Issue 1 | Price Rs. 3/-* Voice of GSB, July-Sep 2017, Page No. 1 www.gsbsabhamumbai.org / [email protected] Vol. XI, Issue 2 Dear Members : Please send your feedback and suggestions for your very own newsletter, Voice of GSB, by dropping in a mail to gsbsabha@ Namaskaru !! gmail.com. At the outset, I thank the Managing Committee for the Thank you. Happy Reading !!!!!! responsibility bestowed upon me as the President till the next Annual General Meeting. Stepping into the big shoes of our illustrious past Presidents is not an easy task but I assure you that In order to be of better service to our members, the Sabha I will do my very best with dedication and commitment. has subscribed to a bulk SMS service and will start send- ing updates about our activities / programmes by SMS to In January this year, we have embarked upon the task of repairs the members. and renovation of our iconic vastu, Sujir Gopal Nayak Memorial Kreeda Mandir. The building needed some urgent structural We request all our members to contact our Office Manager, repairs and so under the guidance of our Trustees, we decided to Shri Vishwanath Shenoy, on 022-2408 1499 (Mon. to Sat. 2 also do some work on the interiors renovation. We have appointed to 7 p.m.) and update your mobile number in our records. a Project Management Consultant to ensure that we have a value Kindly quote your membership number which you will proposition and that the quality of work is of the highest standards. find on the address label on the back cover of VoG. This vastu is blessed to have witnessed, on two occasions, the “Chaturmas Vrita” of H.H Shrimad Sudhindra Thirtha Swamiji. We all have an emotional attachment to this vastu having lasting memories of having celebrated our moments of joy and success. The new look and better amenities in the building will help us to get you back there to continue your memorable association. The Table of Contents Page No. repairs and renovation cost a good amount of money and as an institution that thrives on your charity and philanthropy the major Message from the President 1 source of income is donation. Here is an request to each one of you for your generous donations to help us meet the expenses. Report on Programmes / Activities Conducted by GSB Sabha & its Mahila Shakha in the recent past 2-6 As you are aware the benevolent Shri Gurpur Dattanand Bhatmam Future Programmes/Events of the Sabha : bequeathed to the Sabha a sum of Rs. 1.50 crores in his will. This was in addition to the Rs. 50 lakhs he donated to us during his Mahila Shakha Future Programmes 6,7 lifetime. We salute this noble soul and assure you that we will Inter Gsb Instrumental Music Competition 8-10 ensure that the objects for which the monies were given to the Articles Sabha will be met and implemented. A status update has been provided elsewhere in this edition. a. Our Achiever – Priyanka Prabu 12 b. GSB Legends- They make us proud- Shri U Srinivas Mallya 13,14 The Managing Committee is pooling its creativity to upgrade our c. Lt. Col. Ajit Bhandarkar- A Martyr By Shakuntala Bhandarkar 19 website. The intent is to make it vibrant and dynamic to connect d. Cancer Awareness- By Dr. Shravan Shetty 20 and cater to all sections of the community members. We expect e. Putting Women in the Drivers Seat- Sneha Kamath 20 to “go live” soon. f. Truly Indian- By Dr. Veena Adige 21,22 The activities of the Sabha are a medium for us to effectively g. A Thing I Cannot do Without- Summer Holidays 22 interact with you. Hence, going forward, we need your feedback By Shreya. S. Shenoy and suggestions on what you would like us to offer, improvement h. Musical Instruments of India Series 4: Tanpura- The Mystical 25,26 on what we do currently. Drone in Indian Music- By Shri Sudhir Nayak i. Recipes –Nonche, By Anuradha Prabhu 31 By the time this edition goes to the press you would have celebrated Samsar Padwo and Ramnavami with great pomp and News & Information splendor but it’s never too late to wish you all a very Happy New An Important Update 12 Year. G.S.B. Sabha’s Sports Club Installs A Bowling Machine 19 Our rich cultural heritage keeps us bonded together to serve our NKGSB Centenary Skill Development Centre Inaugurated At community and mankind. Let us together make a difference. World Konkani Centre 23 Form IV 26 Stay connected. News from Other GSB organizations 27-30 Regards, Obituary – Shri. Surendranath V Shenoy 23 Laxmikant Prabhu Kids Corner / Answers 15,23 President List of Important Dates and GSB Sabha Calendar 32 G.S.B. Sabha, Mumbai Kids Zone Inside Back Cover Voice of GSB, April-June 2018, Page No. 1 www.gsbsabhamumbai.org / [email protected] Vol. XII, Issue 1 78th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF GSB SABHA, MUMBAI HELD ON 28th JANUARY, 2018 The 78th Annual General Meeting of G. S. B. Sabha, Mumbai was held on Sunday, 28th January, 2018, in the Sabha’s office at Kings Circle. The President, Shri. Uday Malya, welcomed members and gave a brief report of the activities conducted by the Sabha. The members present expressed their views on the occasion and appreciated progress made by Sabha. Along with other items of the agenda, the 82nd Annual Report of the Sabha and Accounts for financial year 2016-2017, audited by Sabha’s Hon. Auditor, Shri Shrikant Prabhu, were adopted. The newly constituted Managing Committee selected Shri. Laxmikant T. Prabhu as President for forthcoming year. The following members constitute the Managing Committee: 1. Shri Laxmikant T. Prabhu President 11. Shri Bharat Kini 2. Smt. Shanteri Nayak Vice President 12. Shri Subhaschandra R. Rao 3. Shri S D Shenoy Vice President 13. Smt. Tanushree Shenoy 4. Shri K R Bhakta Vice President 14. Shri Dinesh M. Bhandarkar 5. Smt. Amita A. Kini Jt. Hon. Secretary 15. Smt. Shilpa (Chitra) Kamath 6. Smt. Bina Shenoy Jt. Hon. Secretary 16. Shri Damodar Mallya 7. Shri Satish V. Manel Jt. Hon. Secretary 17. Smt. Bharati Bhandarkar 8. Smt. Mohini Hegde Jt. Hon. Treasurer 18. Ms. Ajita Kini 9. Shri Uday V. Malya Jt. Hon. Treasurer 19. Shri Prakash Pai 10. Smt. Pratima Pai Jt. Hon. Treasurer The incoming President, Laxmikant Prabhu, and the Managing Committee members expressed their gratitude to the outgoing President Shri Uday Malya.for his diligent and dedicated work. “GSB Connect”, an initiative to get all GSB organizations in and around Mumbai on one platform for the purposes of medical and educational assistance, was kick started by Mr. Malya. M. R. PAI MEMORIAL CARROM TOURNAMENT – A REPORT The G.S.B. Sabha, Mumbai, held its annual M. R. Pai Memorial Carrom Tournament for the Physically Challenged on Sunday, 21st January 2018. As in the earlier years, the tournament was sponsored by Bank of Baroda and was held under the auspices of the Mumbai District Carrom Association. This year the tournament was held in the premises of Little Angel’s School in Sion because Sabha’s own premise at Kings Circle is under repairs and renovation. The tournament was inaugurated by Shri M. M. Shah, Branch Head of Bhaudaji Road Branch of Bank of Baroda. About 100 participants from various institutions for the welfare of the physically challenged participated in the tournament. There were 5 Categories viz. Physically Challenged, Wheel Chair, Mentally Challenged, Hearing Impaired and Women. 3 prizes were given in each category at the hands of the Chief Guest Shri M. M. Shah at a prize distribution function held in the evening Lunch and refreshments were provided to all the participants during the day-long event which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Voice of GSB, April-June 2018, Page No. 2 www.gsbsabhamumbai.org / [email protected] Vol. XII, Issue 1 Voice of GSB, April-June 2018, Page No. 3 www.gsbsabhamumbai.org / [email protected] Vol. XII, Issue 1 SABHA’S SENIOR CITIZEN’S PICNIC, 2018 - A REPORT The Sabha’s Annual Senior Citizens picnic, with accompanying non-senior citizens, for 2018 was on Sunday, 25th February, 2018, to Vasai, with the highlight being a visit to the Vasai Fort. The Vasai fort is a monument of national importance and is protected by the Archaeological Survey of India. Two buses, with about 65 participants, mostly senior citizens with accompanying non senior citizens, left from Mumbai early morning for the picnic. Breakfast was arranged in the premises of Balaji Seva Samiti, Vasai. After breakfast, our guide Mr.Shridutt Raut, a historian, took us all for a guided tour of Vasai fort. All participants were impressed with the rampants of the fort and its history. Mr.Raut and his team take active part in conservation of the fort and further details of their activities are available on their blogspot, killevasaimohim.blogspot.com. Please visit the same and extend your support to the conservation activity. All participants returned to the Balaji Seva Samiti where lunch and post lunch activities were arranged. There was whole hearted participation from one and all in the spiritual quiz and fun games conducted. It was indeed a delight to watch the Senior citizens participate with zest and vigour, the highlight being the participation of 4 generations from one family. Post tea and hot snacks, we returned to Mumbai with wonderful memories of Vasai Fort and have gained a bit of knowledge of its history. We are extremely grateful to Smt Roopa and Vishnu Prabhu for sponsoring the buses, Shri V.
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